Night Fall

This is my second T-FLAC book by Cherry Adair. As far, there are fourteen in this series. I haven't read any in order and I haven't felt I need to. That said, I'd like to go back and read the first book of this series, THE MERCENARY which was originally published in '94. It's been reissued in '08. This paranormal romance with wizards as operatives is appealing. NIGHT FALL, still under the blanket of Adair's T-FLAC books, is the start of a trilogy. Its hero, Simon Blackthorne, is a T-FLAC operative. He goes to Africa to visit his friend who is running for presidency. There he meets Kess Goodall, a publicist from Atlanta and the attraction is immediate. Together, they will work to solve the mystery behind a deadly virus that is killing the citizens of Mallaruza.

Night fall is another book in Cherry Adair's wonderful T-FLAC series. This one is a paranormal as was her Edge series. The stories are all stand-alone but they are connected and I like to read them in order. Kess Goodall is a publicist from Atlanta, who's taken a job in a small African country to escape the scandal she caused in her last job in Atlanta. Simon Blackthorne is a wizard and T-Flac operative who's come to visit his old friend, the man who's running for president and Kess's boss. There's a terrible plague going on in the country and Kess has been helping to bring supplies and let the people know that her boss truly cares and is doing everything he can to make things better. When she and Simon go to one of the medics camps and find everyone massacred they get worried. Then Simon meets a rogue wizard and the suspense is on. Cherry Adair is one of my favorite romantic suspense authors and I loved this story. It was full of her wonderful strong-willed heroines and sexy heros. I'm off to read Night Secrets next!

I am a huge fan of these TFLAC books and I like the direction that this trilogy is going. I can't wait to start the next installment.

I really liked this book from beginning to end. The hero (Simon) and heroine (Kess) were likeable characters, with different background story lines that I liked, it made it different (not cookie cutter) and interesting. (no spoilers, but Simon was having issues with his Psi Powers but didnt fall into the woe is me role, and what power he did have was very unique from the other TFLAC books, and Kess was just a 3 dimensional heroine flaws and all, not all good not all bad, just interesting and funny and you rooted for her... As a avid reader, they are all the same after awhile especiallhy if you read alot of the same genre....But this was what I was looking for.. Interesting and a good read, not confusing not too deep just fun and well written..

Atlanta based public relations expert Kess Goodall refused to allow the city's PR community to destroy her though they shut her out of jobs after her latest insane stunt led to her firing; instead she accepted a PR position in Central West Africa. The President of Mallaruza Abioyne Bongani hired her to help him with his reelection campaign. Abi also asked his college roommate Terrorist Force Logistic Assault Command (T-FLAC) psi operative Simon Blackthorne to investigate the recent increase in border fights and raids with the Hureni; Abi, a half-wizard, believes a full wizard may be behind the attacks so he wants a friendly full blooded wizard on his side just in case. Simon quietly investigates the incidents seeking magical remnants. He and Kess are attracted to one another, but avoid one another until a bloodbath by machetes followed by scavengers of workers bring them together. The latest T-FLAC romantic suspense thriller (see WHITE HEAT and HOT ICE) is an exciting African adventure that blends some magic with non stop action. The story line is fast-paced from the moment the lead couple discovers the gruesome massacre and never slows down. Enhancing the tale is the often humorous gender war between these polar opposites as Simon introduces Kess to the notion that there is a lot more under the sun than science. Harriet Klausner